Worship Dates and Information

Services held Sundays at 10:30 AM (unless noted otherwise)

For Sunday morning worship, join us in the sanctuary (map and directions) or click the Zoom link that will appear before the service in the service description. The worship service and its attendees may be video recorded and appear later on various media.

  • “Backpack Sunday”

    “Backpack Sunday”

    Sunday, August 16, 2026 at 10:30 am

    Laci Lee Adams

    As our summers come to an end, many of us are preparing to return to a “normal” pace. Whether we have school age children in our lives or not, we’ll take time to notice what summer has provided.

    We will also consider what practical and spiritual tools we may want in our backpacks for what lies ahead.

    All are welcome. Join us in the sanctuary or online via Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/huuc-online

  • “Photography as a Sacred Practice”

    “Photography as a Sacred Practice”

    Sunday, August 23, 2026 at 10:30 am

    Diane Wright

    August 23 is the birthday of Galen Rowell, a well-known nature and adventure photographer. 

    A frequent guest presenter at St. John’s Unitarian and The Gathering at Northern Hills, guest speaker Diane Wright explores spiritual perspectives on photography, and what it means to “take” photographs and “make” photographs.

    All are welcome. Join us in the sanctuary or online via Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/huuc-online

  • “Finding the Sacred through the Movement of Nia”

    “Finding the Sacred through the Movement of Nia”

    Sunday August 30, 2026 at 10:30 am

    Uma Sivaprasad

    Experience the divine through the joy of movement this summer as we welcome Nia, a barefoot sacred dance that blends martial arts, healing arts, and expressive movement Nia.

    This special service invites us to honor our bodies as temples and connect deeply with the present moment through intentional rhythm and breath. Come exactly as you are—dressed comfortably for gentle movement—to share in a vibrant, embodied prayer of celebration and radical self-acceptance.

    Note: While those who practice Nia often do so barefooted, each of the movements can easily be done wearing comfortable shoes.

    All are welcome. Join us in the sanctuary or online via Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/huuc-online